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Vladislav Petushara Kozlovsky is a professional Dota 2 player from Belarus. He plays as an offliner.
At the beginning of his gaming career, Vladislav participated in stacks under the nickname kazl. Petushara made his first attempts to qualify for major tournaments in 2017. He managed to make it to the highest level in 2018, when his Komanda mix with other promising players from Belarus, such as Alexey Smiling Knight Sviridov, Nikita young G Bochko, Gennady Astral Motuz, and Dmitry Fishman Polishchuk, passed the open qualification at ESL One Katowice 2018.
Petushara's next team was The Brestomans, the cybersports division of Dynamo soccer club from Minsk. Later, Vladislav moved to another Belarusian pack, Real Noobs, where Egor Ergon Kozlov and Sergey HappyDyurara Khoronzhiy also played. The squad managed to qualify for Russian eSports Cup 2018.
The first professional team in Petushara's career was a new organization, Pavaga Gaming. Vladislav, together with Alexander pio65 Zalivako, played for the club's youth squad – Pavaga Junior. The team passed open qualifications for some major tournaments and won at StarLadder ProSeries Season 26.
Petushara gained real popularity while playing for jfshfh178, a pack of former Pavaga and Pavaga Junior players. The team took prizes and even won small tournaments and also made it to the top 4 at DOTA Summit 11.
After moving to Team Unique and briefly playing for tag, Petushara made his way to Team Empire. Shortly before The International 10: Eastern Europe Qualifier, Vladislav was eliminated from the team. Due to a hand injury of the new Team Empire offlaner, Maxim Shachlo Abramovskikh, Petushara agreed to help his former team and made it to the final, where he lost to Team Spirit 2:3. Vladislav was recognized as one of the main factors of the team's success in qualifying. Petushara decided not to accept the offer to stay at the club and moved to Team Unique, which was later signed by Mind Games.
Vladislav played for Mind Games from December 1, 2021, to August 2022. Before the qualifiers for The International 2022, internal issues arose within the team, leading to his removal.
From 2022 to 2024, Petushara focused on the media aspect of his career: he regularly worked as a commentator and analyst at major tournaments, streamed, and participated in various show matches. His active involvement in Streamers Battle and other media projects allowed him to remain a prominent figure in the Dota 2 community despite not playing professionally on a regular basis.
In early 2024, he returned to the esports scene by joining the NextUp organization, where he works as a coach and analyst while continuing his media activities.